Frequently asked questions.

 FAQs

  • A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to your location—home, office, hospital, or another meeting point—to notarize your documents in person. It’s convenient, flexible, and perfect for busy or homebound clients.

  • I notarize a wide variety of documents, including but not limited to:

    • Acknowledgments & Jurats

    • Oaths & Affirmations

    • Affidavits

    • Power of Attorney (POA)

    • Parental Consent Forms

    • Travel Consent Letters for Minors

    • School Forms & Permission Slips

    • Identity Verification Forms (I-9)*

    • Vehicle Title Transfers

    • Bill of Sale

    • Divorce Agreements

    • Prenuptial/Postnuptial Agreements

    • Living Wills & Advance Healthcare Directives

    • Trusts & Estate Planning Documents

    • Business Contracts & Agreements

    • Employment Verification Letters

    • Certified Copies of Certain Documents (allowed in Florida)**

    • Apostille Facilitation (document authentication assistance)

    • Medical Authorization Forms

    • Lease Agreements

    • Structured Settlement Documents

    I-9: While not officially notarized, I offer this as an authorized representative service.


    *In Florida, notaries can only certify copies of certain documents, like safe deposit box contents and their own notarial records—not public records or vital records.

  • At this time, I do not offer Loan Signing Agent services (real estate closings). My services focus on general notary work.

  • You’ll need:

    • The document(s) you need notarized (filled out but unsigned)

    • A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license, passport)

  • Yes, witness services can be provided for an additional fee if arranged in advance. Please let me know your needs when booking.

  • My fees are based on Florida state guidelines and may vary depending on the type of document, number of notarizations, travel, or other special requests.

  • Yes! I offer mobile notary services throughout West Palm Beach and surrounding areas. Additional fees may apply for travel.

  • Yes, I offer secure online notarization services for eligible documents, making it convenient no matter where you are located.

  • Yes, as long as the notarization is performed in Florida and the signer is properly identified, I can notarize documents originating from other states or countries.

  • The document can be in a foreign language as long as you understand it and the notarial certificate (the part I complete) is in English. I may decline the notarization if there’s uncertainty.

  • Florida requires that the signer and notary communicate in the same language. I currently provide services in English only.

  • You can schedule an appointment directly through my website, email me at fsnotaryservice@gmail.com, or call/text 561-810-1228.